House Needs One Vote to Impeach President, Senate Then Decides Removal

The headline outlines the two‑stage impeachment process. The House of Representatives can impeach a president with a single vote. Impeachment serves as the formal accusation against the president. After impeachment, the matter moves to the Senate. The Senate holds the authority to remove the president from office. Removal follows the Senate’s action on the impeachment. The sequence reflects the system of checks and balances. The next step will be a Senate vote on removal.